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Now in its fourth year, the Welsh Health Hack is a way to stimulate innovation and encourage collaboration between NHS Wales, industry, and academ

Making collaborations possible

This new episode of the Healthy Thinking podcast presented by Chris Martin, Chair of Life Sciences Hub Wales, brings together a p

Changing production lines in response to Covid-19

Due to the current UK wide lockdown restrictions, Accelerate is adapting the way it assists businesses and individual

HTW’s report provides a rapid review of published evidence on the effectiveness of virus and antibody tests to inform COVID-19 di

Dr Roberts is currently working for Cardiff and Vale University Health Board as part of their innovation team during the Coronavi

Health Technology Wales is inviting COVID-19 related research questions, evidence reviews and requests for economics support.

Ysbyty Calon Y Ddraig is the largest temporary hospital in Wales and the second largest in the UK.

First Minister Mark Drakeford and NHS Wales are appealing to the Welsh public to download a new COVID Symptom Tracker app to help the NHS response

This includes, Community Nurses, Community Mental Health Teams, Health Visitors and Community Midwives.

Today, Life Sciences Hub Wales is leading industry efforts to combat COVID-19 by launching a nation-wide drive to get companies f

We’re leading industry efforts to combat COVID-19 by launching a nation-wide drive to get companies from a range of sectors worki

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Statement

The Japanese multinational photography and imaging company, which is a pioneer in medical imaging and dia

A Dementia Friend learns a little bit more about what it's like to live with dementia and then turn

What is the Welsh Health Hack?

Susan Myles, Director of Health Technology Wales said:

Discussions will include explorations of how artificial intelligence and cloud computing will transform the care that we and futu

The evening focussed on celebrating the outstanding achievements in NHS Wales and in the Welsh life sciences and health technolog

The number of people living in Wales over 50 is set to rise to over 1 million in the next 20 years.

The purpose of the event was to enable NHS cancer professionals to identify key challenges in delivering care and work with indus

The Duke of Cambridge has awarded former Welsh Blood Service Director, Cath O’Brien, with a Member of the Order of the British Em

Tomorrow’s Health 2020

The annual awards ceremony takes place on Wednesday 4 December 2019, where over 300 guests celebrate the achievements

On Friday 4 October, industry colleagues from across the UK attended an event in Cardiff hosted by the Cancer

Last week Life Science Hub Wales welcomed the Association of British HealthTech Industries (ABHI) at our offices in Cardiff.

A unique approach

The low-cost app is also leading to greater efficiencies and generating tens of thousands of pounds in savings for one specialist Welsh cancer trea

Life Sciences Hub Wales is launching 'Healthy Thinking', a new podcast series today (1 May 2019).

What is Concentric?

In its eleventh year, the NHS Wales Awards 2019 aims to showcase outstanding examples of good practice that have tran

Earlier this month, Professor Sir Michael Marmot visited Life Sciences Hub Wales for a series of meetings with senior Welsh Government officials and to lead a morning seminar for health and social care leaders in Wales.

Life Sciences Hub Wales has outlines its support to health and social care colleagues as an innovation partner, working with services to drives cutting edge solutions for improved services and better health outcomes for the people of Wales.

Wales has a challenge to address health inequalities – from cradle to the grave – and take action on the social determinants of health. We look at how Wales can make a positive change through policy, education and advocacy.

Young people growing up in Wales today are digital natives who have never known a world without high-speed internet.

Life Sciences Hub Wales welcomes the appointment of Prof Mark Drakeford AM as the new First Minister of the Welsh Government.

Life Sciences Hub Wales offers its warmest congratulations to Hywel Dda University Health Board as winners of the MediWales Innovation ‘NHS Wales Collaboration with Industry’ Award.

Digital Health Ecosystem Wales is hosting it’s winter event on Wednesday 5th December at the Life Sciences Hub Wales, Cardiff Bay.

Around 300 delegates from health, care and industry come together for the second Digital Health and Care Conference Wales 2018, 'Accelerating Digital Change'.

Staff from the organisation will be building and strengthening relationships with individuals and organisations across health and care.

A pioneering programme that speeds up the translation of ideas into new products and services to improve health and care, is now open for applications.

Life Sciences Hub Wales is hosting a workshop on Thursday 25 October to raise awareness of the Ageing Society Grand Challenge which was announced by the UK Government earlier this year.

Funding announced today will drive health innovation in Wales as well as create new jobs and boost the economy.